Most cycle tracking apps tell you when you ovulated. This guide tells you what your chart actually means.
The Charting Your Cycle Guide is a detailed visual reference for anyone who wants to go beyond tracking and genuinely understand what their basal body temperature chart is showing them, whether you're working with a homeopath, exploring your hormonal health naturally, or simply tired of getting answers that don't add up.
WHAT'S INSIDE
Normal & Healthy Patterns
Two reference charts showing what a healthy, readable cycle looks like. Includes a longer cycle with late ovulation, so you know what normal variation actually is.
Patterns Requiring Attention
Short luteal phase, low progesterone, and anovulatory cycles: what they look like on a chart and what they may mean.
Condition-Specific Charts
Twelve fully annotated charts covering: PCOS, endometriosis, hypothyroidism, post pill recovery, oestrogen dominance, adrenal stress, chronic inflammation and early perimenopause.
Each chart includes a symptom overlay, what to look for, and guidance on what the pattern may reflect in terms of your hormonal health.
When Your Chart Raises Questions
- A troubleshooting section for the six situations that cause the most confusion:
- LH tests that stay positive for days
- Temperatures with no clear pattern
- A low progesterone result with no context
- A diagnosis that doesn't explain everything your chart is showing
- Cycles that have changed length or character
- Bloodwork that comes back normal while your chart says otherwise
Also includes: A quick-reference pattern → condition → testing table covering 10 conditions and 20+ investigations so if you choose to pursue further testing, you know exactly what to ask for and why.
This guide is for you if:
- You've been charting for a while but aren't sure what you're actually looking at
- You've been told everything is normal but something clearly isn't
- You're working with a homeopath and want to bring better information to your appointments
- You want to understand your cycle without being dependent on an app's interpretation
A 90 page digital download which includes 12 annotated charts + quick reference testing tables
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